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BEANS: Early Long Yellow Six Weeks. One of the best early green 
podded varieties; early, tender, stringless. 
BEANS: Improved Golden Wax. The best early fiat golden pod. 
BEANS: Kentucky Wonder (Old Homestead). Ten days earlier than 
any other green pole bean. It is stringless and can be used either green 
or shelled. 
BEANS:. Burpee’s Bush Lima. No garden is complete without the 
Bush Lima. It is both prolific and early. 
BEET: Market Garden. The ideal beet for the market gardener or home 
use. Skin and flesh a deep blood red. Suitable for early use or 
winter keeping. 
CABBAGE: All Head Early. The characteristics of this splendid new 
Cabbage can be summarized in a few words : Earliness, large size, uni¬ 
formity. excellent quality, and splendid keeper. It is an all-the-year- 
round Cabbage. 
CABBAGE: Holland, Dutch Winter, or Danish Ball Head. Best winter 
keeper on account of its hard heading quality. Weight of head one- 
quarter more than that of any other variety of similar size. 
CARROT: Oxheart, or Guerande. Flesh bright orange, fine grained 
and sweet. A very fine quality for table use and equally good for 
stock. On account of its shape it is more easily pulled than any other 
variety. 
SE>IvE>CTE>D * * * * 
VEGETABLE LIST. 
See premium list, page 1. 
MY VENTURE last year ift putting a small list of 
vegetable seeds in my catalog, for the convenience of 
my customers, was so thoroughly a success, that I 
have this season increased somewhat the number of 
varieties, but it is still confined \—* 
to STAPLE AND RELIABLE SORTS. < PRICES. ( 
I do not grow these vegetable > «- ■ ■ - ■ ' 
seeds, but they are grown for 
me by entirely responsible 
growers, and you may depend 
ontheir purity and soundness. 
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Per Packet, 3 cts. 
Ten Packets, 
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your selection, s 
25 Cents. > 
CAULIFLOWER: Early Snowball. Exceedingly early and 
hardy and one of the surest to make a solid, compact 
head; best for late summer and fall crop. Small packet. 
CELERY: White Plume. Handsome, crisp, self-blanching 
sort, of very easy cultivation. The earliest variety known. 
SWEET CORN: Early Cory. The earliest variety 
grown; quality excellent. 
SWEET CORN: Stowell’s Evergreen. The standard 
main crop variety, and if planted at the same time with 
the earlier kinds will keep the table supplied until Octo¬ 
ber. Very tender and sweet. 
POPCORN: White Rice. The standard variety. 
CUCUMBER: Boston Pickling, or Green Prolific. Very 
popular for pickles. Fruit smooth, bright green; a great 
producer. 
CUCUMBER: Improved White Spine. Flesh tender and 
of excellent flavor. One of the best sorts for table use. 
EGG PLANT: New York Improved. Large, round, purple, 
solid and weighty. 
LETTUCE: Grand Rapids. Large and tender. One of 
the best for family use. 
LETTUCE: Hanson Head. One of the finest head lettuces, 
very slow to seed. Inner leaves usually curved and 
twisted. Especially fine for salad decoration. 
WATERMELON: Dark Icing. An early and favorite 
variety. Flesh a deep scarlet, juicy and luscious. 
MUSK MELON: Early Nutmeg. Early and very pro¬ 
lific. Rich and sweet in flavor. One of the most desirable 
table sorts. 
